Arsenal and Chelsea recorded more revenue than the rest of the division combined, with their turnover exceeding £40m. Manchester United recorded a profit of £1.34m since relaunching their senior women's team in 2018. Chelsea have lost more than £36m over the same timeframe. The WSL has seen a 75% increase in agents' fees year-on-year, with Chelsea exceeding the £1m mark last season. The financial gap between the top clubs and the rest of the league is significant, with Arsenal and Chelsea's wage bills exceeding £10m. The two clubs have invested heavily in their squads, with Chelsea signing a player in the summer of 2025 and Arsenal breaking the £1m barrier to land a player. The WSL's financial accounts will matter more in the 2026-27 campaign, with points penalties on the line for teams whose player wage bills exceed a certain threshold.